The Norwalk Hour - 2018-10-26

• Lot reopens, concerns remain over fees
• Do taxes make state residents leave?
• Landscape designer puts her skills to work
• Five simmering problems that can sink Stefanowsk­i
• Himes, Arora debate tax reform
• Investigat­ors dig for mail-bomb plot motive
• WWE to proceed with Saudi ‘Crown Jewel’ event
• NAACP wants meeting with Bertucci’s
• Lamont launches emotional TV ad
• Lobster lecture puts new curriculum on a roll
• Saudi Arabia again changes its story
• Actor James Karen dead at 94
• Help put a lock on transporta­tion funds
• A stitch and a vote in time
• Stephanie Thomas is ‘a woman for our time’
• EMPLOYERS FACE NEW HIRING PRESSURE
• Treasurer’s office adds to list of unclaimed assets online
• Dave & Buster’s prepares for opening day
• Juddy’s Place Sports Bar opens
• Growth in demand for durable goods slows
• Big day for stocks erases earlier losses
• Action drama, ‘Hunter Killer,’ seems dated
• ‘Beautiful Boy’ a slog of an addiction drama
• ‘Johnny English’ a hit-and-miss spy spoof
• Roommate’s drinking may affect rent
• Nodule requires yearly CT scanning
• HOROSCOPE
• DAILY BRIDGE CLUB
• Bad bounces for McMahon
• Warriors stymied by Rams’ late goal
• No. 8 Wave stuns top-seeded Staples
• Hurley embraces media scrutiny
• Capitals’ Wilson’s suspension upheld by commission­er
• Sean Patrick Bowley’s Week 8 Audibles
• Sound Tigers enjoy rare three-minute shift in offensive zone
• SACRED HEART PIONEERS VS. BRYANT BULLDOGS
• A wooded Rowayton retreat
• Avid listener enjoys helping
• An effective communicat­or
• How do I know if I am choosing the right listing agent?
• Banker helps woman who filed for bankruptcy buy condo
• Westport brokerage partners with rescue groups for dog adoption event
• Should you pay off your mortgage before you retire?

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